As the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) conference draws near, Bay Area commuters will soon be dealing with significant disruption to their daily routines.
San Francisco - As the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation conference draws near, Bay Area commuters will soon be dealing with significant disruption to their daily routines .Daly City resident Alicia Baca will face a challenging commute from home to her workplace at Mission Street and 4th Street. Normally, the journey takes about 20 minutes, which can extend to 30 to 35 minutes during heavier traffic. 'We still don't know if we'll be able to open...
there will be challenges, and we will be sharing this information as we go,' warned Mary Ellen Carroll, Director of the Department of Emergency Management. The Emergency Operation Center has become a focal point for real-time information dissemination about navigating the city during APEC. 'We expect to be very busy.
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